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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1910
Page
5
Hattie LeBlanc faces a courtroom crowd as jurors declare her not guilty of the charged crime. The moment brings wild celebration from spectators and jurors, with hats tossed and shouted triumphs from all sides except the court officers. Hattie, pale and shaking, seeks comfort with Mrs. Warnick.
In Waltham, J Harold Gardner, who testified sensationally in the Le Blanc murder trial, was discharged from the Waltham Laundry by Samuel D Elmore. Gardner recounts Elmore ordering his removal and vows to confront him, while Elmore cites business reasons. The scene drew court attention and a cautious judge as spectators applauded the jury after Alexandria verdicts and Hattie’s recovery.
An advertisement claims the worst cold will break with three doses of Pape's Cold Compound every two hours. It asserts rapid relief from neuralgia, headache, nasal congestion, feverishness, and sore throat, noting the formula costs over fifty thousand dollars to develop and contains no quinine.
District Attorney Higgins attacked Judge Bond over a controversial murder trial ruling and a striking jury charge hailed as one of the era’s most remarkable. The scene shifted to Hattie Le Blanc’s discharge from custody as reporters and lawyers gathered for a staged interview after her release.
After a courtroom appearance Hattie Tells Gratitude then leaves for the sheriff's room with Deputy Rhodes and Mrs Warnick. About 3000 spectators roar in farewell as the frightened girl is overcome by tears and emotion during the departure toward the jail.
Lillian Le Blanc, sister of Hattie Le Blanc, declares relief and returns home with family to West Arichat, asserting the stain of murder does not rest on them as they speak of going back to their house. The excerpt notes kinship ties and regional ties to West Arichat while implying resolution of a death case.
A lighthearted notice for readers seeking relief from foot pain. It highlights issues like sore feet, swollen feet, corns, calluses, bunions, and raw spots, promising comfort and tips to reduce fatigue and odor.
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